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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
3
The Diller markets list corrected prices every Thursday for Wheat Corn yellow no. 2, Corn white no. 2, Mixed Corn, Oats Cream No. 2 at 46¢, Eggs Springs Hens 43 to 5 lbs, Leghorn hens, Roosters perch No.1 at 156, 101, 115, 101, 62, 49, 32, 24, 26, 15, 17.
For sale a limited time 80 acre improved farm with good pasture and bottom ground. Located two and three quarter miles from Diller and one quarter mile from the school. H. H. Green, agent.
Personal collection notices seek notes judgments and accounts for handling with 38 years experience. Service offered nationwide with no charge. Contact R. C. Valentine Co. Marshalltown Iowa.
Patrolmen will visit county seats monthly for tests except July and December. No exams on Sundays or listed holidays. Examinations follow county courthouse hours at Gage and Jefferson counties. Fairbury student wins honorable mention in national high school art awards contest judged at the Carnegie Museum.
A Nebraska Safety Patrol urge reminds drivers to avoid grade crossing dangers after a fatal railroad crossing accident in western Nebraska. Officials note 12 Nebraskans were killed at crossings in the first 50 months of 1945, a 50 percent rise over 1944, urging motorists to look, listen, and miss the train.
Joyce Wiemers spent several days last week with Delores Chooge and this week Dorothy Stephens is visiting Deloris. Mrs. Lee Calkins suffered a bee sting above her left eye causing swelling across her face and neck.
Joan and Gene Wiemers hosted several days in the John Romisch home. Rev and Mrs Lorren Wolff and daughter were Sunday dinner guests in the Wm Wiemers home. Noel Folkers is at the farm home of Mrs Hiram Packer assisting with farm work.
Names of Army Air Forces officers who died since Pearl Harbor are honored on the prows of new Army air craft repair ships. Six ships are named for generals and eight auxiliary ships for colonels. The vessels act as floating machine shops in combat zones, notably the Pacific, enabling on site repairs to return planes to duty.
Mrs Wiedauer of Dawson had been visiting her daughter Mrs Harold Logan and family and left today for home.
Rev Hainlen pastor and Mrs Robert Upson SS Superintendent announce Sunday School at 2 30 pm and church services at 3 30 pm.
Robert Pullen appointed minister with Weigel as S S Superintendent for Congregational Church and church services clarified in a short notice.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Rev Otto Spehr as pastor with Duane Wolken serving as S S Supt. Sunday School at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m Choir rehearsal Thursday 9 p m Luther League 8 30 p m Congregational meeting planned for July 1st.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebr lists Friday June 22 choir rehearsal at 9 p m and Sunday June 24 Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Worship at 10 30 a m. A quarterly congregational meeting is scheduled for Sunday July 1. Pf Clarence Adams of Fairbury visited at Ed Saathoff’s home.
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